Can a woman with cervical inflammation have a medication abortion?

Patient's question:

Less than forty days pregnant, I went to the hospital to do medication abortion. After the doctor's examination, he said I have endometritis and couldn't do it. He told me to treat first and then do it. What should I do?

Doctor's answer:

During the acute phase of cervical inflammation, it is generally not advisable to undergo an induced abortion.
It is necessary to control the inflammation or other health conditions before proceeding with an induced abortion.
Secondly, women who have taken anti-cervical inflammation medication may face adverse effects when using medication for abortion.
Therefore, you are suitable for undergoing an induced abortion to terminate the pregnancy (avoid surgery during the inflammatory phase).

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